The Arizona champion., 1887-11-05

W. ]. Hill of Bslmont, called a the office making Us aIricnliy visi and reports everything fIourl'hlns al hB town and ranch
 IL Is about time for our ciuzens to take steps and have the numerou tramps and buns who are at presen loca,ed hcre leave.
 P. ]. Brannen. the pioneer mer merchant, has the largest stock Of gen. erdl merchandise which was ever brought 10 Is tow M;. Geo. Chamberlain, resident uf Dakota, father d Ms. R. Xiii patrick, arrived here tNlS week on a visit to his relatives. Mir, Chamber. lain expresses himself highly pleased with Flasstatt and vicinity.
 Mrs. J W. Kimmeil has opened a first class family boarding house on
 Railrcad avsuue, one door below the soda factory, where families can hnd the best of table Dc ard. Gall and ob- tain the best meal to mad in F,dgstaIf u
 The stage running between Sr, Juhas and Navajo wis held up os the night of the 3Isl uit., at q point eight miles irom Navajo. The rob lers, Il IS thought, obtalued c"nId erable amount ol money. hii Swln. glcs Is credited with having done the Ijob.-JournaI Miner.
 A large number of laborerS have been enployeu to cut cord wood al P4rkers null to hil contract for sev. eral thousand cords ior shipment. The enterprl promises Co be a very eX- tensive une lhIr winter, as II will tar [ nish employment for al least one hundred men.
 Richards has painted the front of his place blue and put up his adVer tisement, "rhe Little Blue Front. U The house is certainly small, but he does a large business all the same. We attribute that to the fact that he keeps none but the choicest goods to be got both from the east and west. Several of FlagstdG's prominent citizens leave on this afternoons train for the capital 60 attend the term of court which commences on the 7th inst An png then are Gtrr5t Prime, |. s Crothers. E C. Henley, and Wm. West. The CHAMPION wishes them a safe j1urney lnI qlicE return to their homes.
 Chas. Culbcth, while working in his plAni7g m'iI about four o'clock, Wrdre,dty, while engaged aS0ui the m,lh.ng.y, had his hand caught on a SIw,,u4ng the thumb ard fore h1- g.r above inc first jHat and rniHr,Ng the others s1reworr D.. Brlnncn wal called and dre,,ei the hand.
 Mr. las. Halsleal, for several months past conductor of the short run, left this week for California, where he has secured position Mr, Halsle4d's many faleuds along the line will wish him success H. Is sue. ceeded by Mir. Chas Richardson, who was formerly the engineer on the same run.
 Complaint was filed last Tuesday in the district court at Prescott against the Arrz ma Mineral Belt R R., py q,tourneys H. G Miller oi Flagstaff and Sumner Howard ci Pres colt, claiming damages in the sum of sz5, ,ooo for the accident that resulted in the death of Clarence w. Neal, last March.
 P. ] Brannen, the pioneer mer- chant of Flagstaff, during his absence m the east, purchased over S2o, 900 worth of goods in the largest markets there, consequently he Is able to sell his goods at the lowest prices. His genilemanly clerks, MeSsrS. Lind and Kathrens, will show you all the new est and latest style of goods, for both ladies and gentlemen.
 The literary society will give an entertainment at tae NJ F.. Church on Friday night, Nov. nth. Question for debate." Resolved that the A. & P. R. R. should forf:i; its Land GrJnt" |" Alternative II. D. Ross and $. II. E. Samyer. Negative. w. A.. Syilzer and N. D. Guthrie, Recita. ton by Liliie GortUn and Eva As hurst, followed by d social.
 About 10 o'clock Saturday morn- ing an excursion train of five cars from Kansas City, en.routc to CailiOr- nia halted at our town long enough Ito exchange compliments and say that they were from Iowa, Michigan, l Indiana, Wisconsin and Ohio. Many expressed some surprise on viewing Flagstaff, our mountain home, and made inquiries as long as the train re. mained Tn hearing distance.
 At the close of the entertainment in the NJ. k. Church, MT w. l.. Van Horn moved and the assemblege car rled, the chair appointed committee of three to wait upon the proper official of the A. & P. R. R. company and learn what concessions could be obtained iavoring citizens who had vested rights in town lots. and report at the. church next Tuesday night. The chair appointed w. L. Van Horn N. L Guthrie and C. S. Smith.
 The Brannen addition, situated on the southern side of the iailroad, at the eastern end of the town is now 1 L,;r,.. n,,r,,n,,od n.,d laid ni,t In lnfc